Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 12, 1883, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA MONDAY MARCH 12 A combination of Pro toxida of Iron, Pervvian Dar Phosphorus in n Powers it is indispenso. ble. s‘ REV.J.L.TOWNER, Industiy, /7 PURIFIE V. A B NIC, I pleasure THE in stating that I bave been Kroaw, .onefited by it nse. Ministers and Pub- o Aot d) 09 B says— *‘I consider 11 /& most _excellent remedy fo) the debilitated vital forces. li¢ Speakers will find it of the greatest valuo where o Tonio is necess sary, I recommend {t as a reliable remedial saessing un. doubted nutritive and ley Kys 1883, PRZ0A2ED 0T 722 DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., 813X, MAIN 67, 5T, LOVIS, e e ———— ————————————— J. A, WAKEFIELD, WEOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB IN L.ath, 8hingles, Pickets, 'BASH, DOGR3, BLINOS, MOILDIHGE, LUd AW LAE T IDND, IDAN. SUSTATR AGRKZS POR MILWAUKRE CEMENT COMPANTY ar nion Pacific Denot £, CEMER N OMATA NE HENRY LEHMANN, JOBEER OF AND WINDOW SHADES EASTERH PRICES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA ‘HAS THE BEST STUCK [N OMAEA AND MAKES THE LOWESY PRICRS IMPORTANT IMPROVERMENTS Have now been finished in our store, mal - ing it the largest and most complete FURNITUREHOUSE in the West. An additional story has been built and the five floors all connected *with two HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS, ‘One Exolusively for the use of Passengers. These immense ware- rooms- -three stores, are 66 foet wide--are fil'ed with the Grand- alslt dispiay of all kinds of tonsehold and Office Furniture eve: shown. " Al are invited to, call, take the Elevator ou the first floor and go through the bui'ding and mspeat the stock. CrAS, SHIVERICK, 1208 and 12i0 Farnam Street, Om=ha, A 5 Single Bmach%l.oadlng Shot Buns, from 85 to $18. Touble BreechqLoading Shot Buns, from 818 to 875, Mugzle Loading Shot Guns, From 86 to $25.° Fishing Tacke!, Base Balls and all kinds of Fancy Goods: Full Stock of Show Cases Always on hand, ~ Imported and Key West Cigars a large Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and everything re guired in a firsu-class Cigar, Tobacco and. Notion |3 tore, Cigars from $15 per 1,000 npwards for Px"iceclfist and Samples iy DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERWN HOTEL HOTELS PROPRIETORS TOWN+ ARLINQTON, J. Q. McINTIRE, Linea'n, Neb, WEATHERLY HOUSE, A. O.[WEATHERLY, Manring, lowa, | REYNOLDS HOUSE, ©. C. REYNCLDS, Ooon Raplds, owa.} 8end BARATOQA HOTEL, J. 8. BTELLINIUS Milford, Neb. MARSH HOUSE, E. MANS, BROWNSVILLE Neb ‘OOMMEROIAL HOTEL® JOHN HANNAN Stromeburg Ne HALL HOUSE, ASW.HALL Loutsvllle § OITY HOTEL, OMENEY &J0LARK, Blair, No ) COMMERGIAL HOTE -, J. Q.MEAD, | Nellgh, Neb. GRAND OENTRAL E.IBEYMOUR, NobraskalOlty,iNeb MISBOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL, P. L. THORP, Woeeping Water,N ‘COMMEROIAL HOUSE" A. 0. OAARPER, Mardy, Neb, GREENWOOD HOUSE, W. MAYFIELD, Qreenwood, Neb! ‘COMMEROIAL HOUBE, E. 8TOREY. Olarinda, lowa ENO'8 HOTEL, E L.ENO, Eremont, Heb EXOHANGE HOTEL, 0. B. HAOKNEY, Ashland, Neb METROPOLITAN HDY!L, FRANK LOVELL, 4 Atkinson, Neb WORGAN HOUBE, E.L. GRUBB, Quide Rocd, 14+ SUMMIT HOUSE, BWAN & BEOKER | [Oreston, Ia. § +OUSTON HOUSE, QEO. OALPH, B Exira,la, ¢ REYNOLDS HOUBE,| .M. REYNOLDS, Atlantl, la, WALKER HOUSE, D. H. {WALKER, Audubon, Is, COMMESOIAL HOTEL, 6. BURQESS, Neola, Ia} OITY HOTEL, DIA, LLIAMS, Harlan Ia, PARK HOUSE, MRS, M. £. OUMMINGS, Oornling, la. NEBRASKA HOTEL, U1, AVERY, 8tanton, MERCHANTS HOTEL Q.JW, BURK. Burlington Junstisn & OOMMEROIAL HOTEL, ——— Blanchard, la. PARKS HOTEL, F. M, PARK, 8henandoah la, OOMMERO AL HOTEL, HENRY WILLS, Dayld City, Neb [~ %] BAGNELL HOUSE, CHAB. BAGNELL, Oollege 8prings, la DOMMEROIAL HOUBE, WM, LUTTON, Villisca, la. JUDKINS HOUBE, FRANK WILKINGON, BALL HOUSE, M. H, PERRY, OOMMERCIAL HOUBE B, F.STEARNE, WOOD8 HOUSE, JOHN EOKERT, DOUQLAS HOUSE, . 8. DUNHAM, Olarks, Neb, BEDFORD HOUSBE J. T. QBEEN, Bedford la, ARLINGTON HOUBE, J. M, BLACK & BON, Marysville Vo NORFOLK JUNOTIONHOUSE A. T, POTTER, [ HOU:! Q. McOARTY, WINSLOW SE AURORA HOUSE M. 8, OROZIER HOUSE 0. AVOOA EATING HOUSE OENTRAL HOUSE JONES, OROZ'ER, TN Y HOUBE K. HA' l, DEPOT HOTEL, d 0. L':o!‘““’u‘nh, LUBK HOUBE. J A LU ORGaER HoLRE " UAGORRA BON, [ - HARMON HOUSE, |, 'TAMA OITY'IA. Harmen & Kealm, Prop; WAYS OF THE wchEn_ March 9, reported for Tux Ihxr A Couple of Bold Burgiaries and Some Petit Offenses Polica Oourt Record of the Doy. A Probable Bult for Domages Under tho Slocumb Law. After a bricf poriod of quiet follow- ing the numerous burglaries which preceded the arreet of Wlillam Kre gor, another raid was made Fridey morning, the restdonce of Hon, L M. Beonett, euperintondent of the P. P, C. Co,, beivg matkid out ae the scene of operations, The burglar in this caso obtained an entrance to the house, which is on Davenport and Twentioth stroets, by cutting the blind of the kitchen win- dow and then opening the window with a common table kuife, He went up stairs and no doubt tried to get {nto the sleeping appartment ocoupled by Mr. Bennetr, but it waslocked and he mnext wont to the room of ocoupied by the servant girl, who was awakened by the notse and sat ;up in bed to lieten. He demanded her money, ana when she screamed, caught hor by tho throat end choked her until ghe promised to be qalet if he wonld loave the premises. He started to go, and whon he got us far a8 tho hall she screamed agaln, upon which he ran dowu tho back staics, kicking over the lamp he had lighted and scattering the oil and broken lass over the stops. Mrs. Bennett had been awskened by the servant glrl's screams, ond she saw the light through the trausom and roused her hushand, but as the hired girlhad disturbed them once before, when she had the night.mare, he thought it was the old story and was fo nwo harry to turn oumt. On the second alarm, however, he ran out, and, learning the facts in the oase, ran down stairs and out on the porch, calling for the polise. Officer O'Boyle, of the police foroe, who was on the Sixteenth street beat, heard the alarm, and in company with the blocck watohman ran toward Mr. Bennett's. Near the Congrega- tional church they caught sight of a stranger standing on the corner, who was no doubt the burglar, and when they attempted to overhaul him he ran, Officer O'Boyle fired two or three shota after him, but the fellow had started before they got within good range and made good his esoapa. COLR'S BURGLARY. Another bold raid was made Friday night on tne residence of Mr. Cole, bookkeoper for Max Meyer & Bro., who resides in Besmer's block, near the B, & M. freight depot. An en- tranco wes effected by turning the kay In the front door, probably by a pair of nippers. Therobber was not heard, although Mrs Cole awoke once in the night and heard a siight noise as if rats were at work gome- where, which might have been the tarning of the key. When Mr. Cole got up Saturday morning he found his gold watch and chaln, the studs which he had left in hls shirt and $26 or §30 which he had left in his pocketbook mlselog, and found the door open, revealing the faot that he had been successiully burglarized. Evidently i§ is high time that a olty detective or some one was looknig up these matters, as the raids are be- coming more and more fraquent, and are liable to result more disastrously than in mere loss of money and jewelry. A CROOKED MAIL CARRIHR, The mail carrier who hed charge of the route between Barada and Falls Oity was arrested fir robbing the mail of registered letters, the ocase having been worked up by Inspector Faoray and nalled down so close that Hood coufessed to_his crime. While being taken to Liocoln Friday to be tarned over to “the United States authorities, Hood jumped from the train when near Syracuse and made good his escape. © was at the time i charge of Deputy U, 8. Marshal Culp and Capt, Foray is hot at the hat he should be allowed to get away. Hood's home was at Falls Olt where he leaves a wife and two chil- dren in destitute circumstances, BROKE HIS LEG, A man named Schroder, a carpsn- ter, entered the saloon of Michael Wallenz Friday and it is oclaimed was intoxicated and ralsed a disturb- ance. As he refused to go when or- dered out, Wallenz and his bartender, George Mader, tried to fire him out. The floor had been scrubbad durlng the evening and wan still alippery and in the meles Schroder was thrown down and botk bones of the right leg broken below the knee. Dr, Carter dressed the wound and Mader was ar- rested and held to answer the ocharge of assault. Under the Slocumb law Wallenz is probably llable for damage, which he or his bondsmen must pay. If Schroder should bring sult under this provision of the law it will be the first cage of the kind in Omaha. POLICE COURT. Harvey Holmes, a colored boy, slsldad guilty in the police court Fri- ay to the charge of stealing some cloth belonging to 8, P, Morse & Co,, and he was sentenced to twenty-five days in jall on bread and water. ennis Eagan pleaded guilty to stealing a pocket-book containing $4 20 belonging to J. Hough, Hej got twenty-five days in jail on bread and water. M. 0. Meaney swore cut a fcom- Eaint agalnst Edward L. Welshaus for ylng sewer pipes without a license, John Thompson, a tramp, was caught Friday robbing a clothes ltne on Thirteenth street, The lady of the house compelled him to un load. Then he started up town and stole an overcoat, for which Officer | d; Armour arrested him, Officor Walker arrested two boys for stealing from a clothes line on tl me street. Philip Landers, the sneak thtef, who was fired out of town on Tues- day, is now wanted at Red Oak, Iows, for stellng & horse, Real Hatate ITransfers. The following deeds were filed for record In the county clerk's office by Ameoa's real estate agenoy: Wm, A, Gwysr to Geo. B Lakn, w. d., «} of lot 6, in block 119, §10. John Saveioa aud wifs to Vaciav Dasatke, w, d., r§ lot b, block Kuontz's third addltion, §510 Andrew J. Hanscom and wife to Elizabeth A Whiteside, «. 4., 1ot 18, blook 8, Hansoom Plsoo, €500 Wi, W, Miller and wite, q. ¢, to holrs «f Maetaon Canvirginm, middie 1 of e} of lot 1, block b4, §13.C6 A BIC THINC. Nebraska @enius Comes to the Front, A Fire Eecape That Can Hardly bs Beaten, Tur Bee reporter was last Friday shown an inveation which ls destined 0 doubt to be one of thy most vals uable and useful ever mado, and which was gotten up by Mr. George H. ihompseon, the well-known architect of Plattsmouth, Siuce tho buraing of the Newhall hougo in Milwaukee thero has buen the greatest interest awakened on the subject of fire escapes, wdapted to buildings of any eiz», aod the city of Milwaukco hus offored $1,000 for tha bast conteivanco | for that purpose, Mr. Thompson s now In this city on his way to Milwau- kee to olaim the prize, and aleo ex- pecta to ges tho one cffired in Ciu cago, His iuventlon, the pateut for which has been applied fur, 18 not less prac tioal for the purpose designed than it is simple, and can be put in any brisk building at a small oost and without any defacement whatever. Itooneists stmply of an iron box, the exact sizo of two bricks, the front consisting of two doors which open lawardly and leave s round or handle m the center. This box isnot n the walls when bullt, or msy be placed o L cwrtt will ba ron via the Sioux Uity & Paoifio and N Bluffs and tuore crossed,-~8ioux City Journal, Another Phystolan’s Cestimony Bostox, Muss,, May 9, 1881, 1 know parues who have tried ail kinds of me_fcines tor Lu g Disesans, who eay LUNGH, 18 & COMPLETE SUCCE 8 )k nas H, Woon, —— “ “Why ‘raey Object " The undersigned oltizons ot Omaha or rather that portion of Omaha throagh which 1t i proposed to run railway track for the eole banefit and accommodation of the Woocdman Lin send oll company deslre to present bricfly o fow of the roasons why they oarnestly oppose the bullding of the switch In question, alre to say that our oppoeition 1a not based on any unfriondiy feeling enter- tained by us against any manufactur. eteo the prosperity of all such iustitu- tions, and would not williogly place the eligh.eat obatacle In their way to o but we are not pre- benetiz. ~ Wo have besn property holdera {u the vicinityof the proposod switch for many years bofore tho Woodman Linseed Od loeated 1u our midst and wo have spent Both tims and money in building up our eud of town and in maklugita desirable locality 10 which to live and do bustuess Ia doing this we have mot with much opposition from other portions of the city, sud we wsecured the building of the sewers and drains in North Omeha only after making a determined fight for same against heavy odds. Sixteenth street is an important avenue of commerce and {s lined with bosiness houses of every deacription and all are doing o brisk and thriving trade. It 18 now proposed to destroy their afterwards, at oonvenlent intervals and within easy reach from the win- dows, forming a complate and secure Inder from the ground to the top story; no matter how high that may be. Being set to the alde of the win- dows {t not only affords an opportunity for escape, but if the fire is in a lower story avoids all sheets of flime or volume of smoke that may be pouring out, and, being a part of the walls themselves will stand until the walls fallin, The boxee are painted the same color as the brick aud cannot bs deteoted until they are neoded, whon they open like magle at the touch of the foot. This not only affords ezcape for the inmates, but gives the fircmen access to any and every part of the building, independent of ladders, which often cannot be ralsed where there is a net work of telegraph wiree above. Ou this account it will be warmly en- dorsed by ineurauce compaules gen- orally. Mr. Thompson has recoived a lotter from the parties through whom ke applies for » patent, to tha effact that his is the best fire escapa ever in- vonted, out of over 480 devices for the same purposes, the only one ocoming anywhere near to it being that fnvented by Copt, the architect of the Oapitol bmldln;; which is deficient in many ways. In con- pection with the escape Mr. Thomp- son also has a plan for an automatio opening of all the boxes on the dis- covery of fire in a building., For in- stanoe if it breaks out in a hotel the olerk has only to pull the handle which connects with a wire running the entire helght of the building and at onoe the ladder is open and ready for use, while a great gong rings the alarm and awakens those in danger. All in all the invention is a most clever one and is destined unduubted- bueiness and cut off both their coun- try and down town trade by running a dangerous rallway track across the highway over which thelr patrons have been accustomed to travel and trade in safety. Not only will our business interests be impaired if not totally ‘destroyed, but our residence and busineas property will depreclate 10 value and entall upon us a loss in money that would be more than suffi- clent to buy several manufacturing concerns such as tho Woodman Lin- seed Oil Co.'s works. Agaln, we are to have the state fair for several yoars ln Omaha; Sixteenth street is the privelpal, aud, in fact, the ouly avenue to the fair grounds for vohicles of every descriptioa. Willw toll gato of death accoss Bixtoenth { ]!(rul!l by cnnnix;vmvl ) vu’luahl.\ aid to Gon“lsE wflfips‘s l the eucoees of the fii? Aud if thess| O. SPECOHT, . - vehic!cs are driven from Sixteenvh ‘212 HEI’I]BY g flmrha. Nob . atreoy and compolled to seek other avouues of ogress, will not our now witl ne the “*Woodman v 1sh tho neceszary ment, ay” would farn. eome Qalifornia snd Salut Louls gentlemen juet arrived. The board of trade urdertakes to ohamplon There are the causo of | parties, olis & Omaha rallroad much, as that company's freight s greatly delayed by suow troubles or othor roads 1f e it o ained. s mevoneer | & Now Blootric Ofronit Started t han been made wheraby the thweatern to Couneil - that DR vy, HALL'S BArsaw ror Tie | company But first we do.|There are now two fog Interest located in Omahs; we de- of the engine is sufliclent to run one Company | Douglas, buey and thriving streot be reduced to | Y ¢ 1 the quist of a cmetory roac! This d valllzfl rufl Joubt be wppropriste, because emaing” for inter-| DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS An wo said beforo we were here grot; we have built up valuable| ) interests, and wo wre now asked to di- | Speobt's Patent Motallo Skylight vide our hard earned substance with ABLAZE WITH LICHT. Last Night, Another Dynvamo on the Way to Omaha The Omshs Electrlc Light and Fower Friday added twenty new lights to the number already In oporation, whish materially added to the bretllisncy of the streets, A Bk reporter called at the head- quarters in Sirang's building and found the general manager, Mr. Morse, delighted with the way things were workiog. A nswdynamo has bsen put fa, makivg three in all, and o fourth {s now on the road, which will be pat in at once on its arrlval, district oiroults, one of forty lamps and one of twenty, and when the new dynamo | in in plice twenty more will be added, maklng eighty to nll. The capacity hundred and twenty-five lights and s will no doubt bo running to its fall strength before long. A Two of tho dynamos wers coupled together last night and operated the large train of cars, The new lighta are distributed as followa: Three on Tenth atreot, five on the vicinity of Sixteenth streot and Capltal avenue, The snbseribers are: Farnam streot—J, H. F Lehman, three lights; B, Newman & Co., three, Douglas stroet—H, Hurnberger, five Fifteenth street - Mrs. Keith, one, Dodge street—Harrls & Fisher, one; 0. F. Crawford, one. Capital avenue—Crouuse Hall, two; Tom Callen, one, | vo on Farnam and soven in | ¢ & NOTED RUT UNTITLED WOMAN,,' [From the Boston Globe,] invra, Editors The above {8 & good Ifkences of Mrs, Lydia B. Pinks am, of Lynn, Mass., who aboveall other human beings say b truthfully called the “Dear Friend of Woman,* 450me of her correspondents love to call her. She 1 sealonsly devoted to her work, which i the outcome £ & lifestudy, and is obliged to keep six lady salstants, to help her answer the large correspondence thich daily pours in upon her, eash bearlng its special nrden of suffering, or joy at releass from it. Hee \gotable Compound 1s & medicine for good and not vil purposes. 1 have porsonally fnvestigated it and @ satisfied of the truth of this. On Acoount of fts proven merits, 1t s recommended nd prescribed by thebest physicians in the country, %1 1t works like a charm and saves much t will cttfe entirely the worst form of falling Leucorrha, frregular and painful varian Troubles, Inflammation and n, Floodings, all Displacements and the con- Jquent splinl weaknoss, and is especie''y adapted to o Chang; fo. overy portion of the system, and gives 1t removes faintnoss, flatulency, & for stimulants, and rolioves weak- oncral Debility, Slooplossnoss, ostion, That feeling of bearing; own, causing pain, weight and_backache, is always pa to mncrifice our lives |40 light cironit, j1st an two engines | *rmanently curcd by itause, 1 will at ail times, and: aid our proporty fur theie exolusive| soupled togother ‘would draw an cxtea | %l creumstances, it in hasmony. wit the aw restored to perfeas o Compound, cag be stamp for reply, of efther sex this compound i@ t testimontals show, . s Liver Pills,” kays one writer, “are. 1 for the curs of Constipation, dity of the liver. Her Blood arw in ita gpecial lino and bids fate nd in ita popularity. T as an Angel of Mercy whose sole xd o ofhers, ) Mrs A, M.D. BRIDGE PROPOSALS. Tenth Street—James Stephenson, one; Wiig & Weatberg, one; W. F. Stoetzel, one. The Combination of Ingredients used In meking BROWN'S BrorcHIAL TROCHES s such as to give the best poei ble effect with safoty. They are widely Sealed proposals willbo received by the Board of Cornty Commissioners of Gage county, Neb,, for the erection of a bridge across the Big Blus river upon ¢ither one of th _wagon roads leading st from the town of Wymor , Gage courty, Nob., and_ ver and #cross said river. Said bridge to be one hundred and fitty (160) foot long, and 10 have cither piles, stone, or iron piers. 'Also for the erection of & bridge, suitable to the place, acros Indian Creek, on the line betwren sections twenty-nine (29) +nd chirty (30), abous one milo southwest of Wymore, Gage county, known aa the best remedy for Coughs, Colds, Throat diseases and Asthmatic troubles, Price, 25 cents & box, A Geperal Stampede. Nover waa such a rush made for an: Drug atore as is now at C, ¥. Goodman'’s, for a Trial Bottlo of Dr. King's New Dis- covery for Cunmm&tlnm Coughs and Colds. All persons afBicted with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Seves Uoughs, o any affection of the, Throat ahd Lunge an get a Trial Bottle of this greatremedy sz, by calling at above named Drug WESTERN Propriotoz. MANUFACTURELS OF CORNICES, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Neb. Low bridge at this place preferred. Al#o & bridge scross Turkey Creck, southeash of DoWist, Neb., to roplace the old 'one now ka use, Al bridgen to be of wood, Iron or combination. Al bids to bs accompauied by plans and speet- fiertions,to bo sealed and filed with the Connty lerk on or before 12 o'clock noon, March 20th, The Commissioners r_serve the right to reject y and all bide, Succosstul bidders will be re- u'red to give bond for the faithtul performance of their contract. By orde f the Ccunty Cymmissioners. A.J. PETHOUD, e County Clerk. <) Beatrice Feb. 72 1883, me-d 4w STABLISHED 1868, Patent ‘Atljusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, 1am the general agent for the above line of goods. IRON FENOING, V4 L some very respectable businessmen who Ings, Ball ol (i are members of the board of trade, """'""3:'.:'.'!‘3‘.'. 09.'s70 bat they do not attend its meetings GENERAL AGEN nor do they take part in it delibe tons, combined capital would not be suffi olent to parchase a mecond-hand hen roost; and these are the men who blus- manufacturing intereats. ly to come Into general use and en- ‘We have a valuable law on viaducts rich the inventor. introduced by an enterprising member Mr. Thompson haa agreed to put in | from Douglas, which inoldentally abol- the first one on any hotel in Omaha | ished the board of public worka (unin- free of charge except for actual cost|tentionally of course). Why don't and it Is probable that the Millard the Woodman cu:fit 1ake advantage will take advantsge of the proposi-|of some of its provisions and (i bulld thelr track under instead of on top of llemmhhunaGt. They threaton to leave Omaha. God speed *Women are rapldly finding places | ), ¢ir departure, if we must give tl:um in the learned profeasions and the|sll we have to induce them to remain. more lucrative occupations from which | The board of trade say these gentle- they were formally exoluded. Many |Me2 *'desire to build,” They are posi- tively buildingNow. In conclusion we aro graduating in modicine, Mre. | hyyy only to auy that we don't want to Lydia E. Piokham, of Lynn, Mass., be sold out; we want a chance to pre- is & minister of health to thousands ren our oseeand toarguethesame. We who may never touch the hem of her s oltizsns and tax-payers and we are garment or behold the genfal light of fighting for our property, for our her modest countenanoe, nights, ani in fact for our llves, and we demand attentlon and propose to have it. JoskPH REDMAN, Geo. E. STRATMAN, Joun H, Erck, Mgzs Crara RoRDER, JAMES BHANNON, And 342 additional residents of North Omaha. THE RIVER. Breaking Ice Near the 8hore -Slight Rise of the Water Yeeterday. The waterin the river rose alightly yesterday and the thin film cf fce which had been frozen by the short cold snap nearly ali dissppeared. The sandbars opposite the city are covered with the exception of aslight elevation on the lower one. Tna watcr {8 quite olear and looks blue ig the distance, sbowing it to be mainly snow-water. The main mass of ice is slow)v crumb. ling. For thirty to fifty faet from the shore it is broken away, and big cakes of it are floating, 'The orossing s exceedlngly dangerous, and is attempted by ouly foot passengors. ‘Two boys with a big sled made quite a bonanza yesterday transporting goods for E. C, Palmer & Co, at 10 cents & hundred. Other than this no busl- ness was done over the treacherous floe. A number of residents of Da- kota City found thelr way over early e Baby's Warning. When baby bas pains at dead of nieht, Morher in & tright, tather in & pilght; When worms do bite, baby must cry, sets In, baby muss gie. py palos ki | Loonors, In that house there's no CASTORIA; For mothers learn without delay, CASTORIA cures by n' Bucsun s Araica Balve, The Besr HALva (n the world for Outs, Brulsee, Sorcs, 171 talt Hhenm, Fo vor Sores, Taiter, Cbwpprd Hands, Chil blaios, . ul all ¥kin eruptions, and poultivaly ourss plles, 1% le gusrsnced to ive eatisfaction ¥ mcoey refunded, rloe, 25 oants per | ox. £or eals by C, ¥ Qardmerd —————————— TO CONTRACTORS—DREDGING, to contracts to be let Fanington in working Ycur attention In cal be done in accordance with plans aod_sposifica- vions, For further information apply o the county t el hor of +aid countios, and see roport of englneer and proceediogs of boards of commisslonors of sid couatios and part cularly that of Febraary 6th, 1853 g vertigement in the Blalr Pilot aod in Burs Coun ty News. las are §0 be flled with certified check and Yuretios, on or before March 224, 1883 with county clerk of Lurt county, A Duplioates (withous chocks) with s of the same temperature as yes- terday would break up the lce and let it go out easy. The reports from Chamberlain indlcated ~ that the loe is still very solid and stationary there and there is no rise, It is therefore thought that the lce here will surely go out first, and that no danger io property need be appre- of Washingron county. Blank hended. The temporary obstruction will be supplied by sald to rallroad transfer has not yet trou. v of bled the O , 8t. Paul, m“‘[h BOARDS OF BAID COUNTINS, 15b 19-00w m& o 84 The active and an!lmu'mli; H R N E members cf said board are men whose ~OF THE— OHEIIOAGO, Milwaukee & St. Paul RAILWAY tor and blow abont striking down our !s now running its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS from OMAHA AND OOUNCIL 'BLUFFS ~WITH— Pullman’s Magnificent Sleepera ~AND THE— OHICAGO' MILWAUKEE. Or to any polnt beyond;¥or, IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH To ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS' Take the BEST ROUTE, the Chicago, Milwaukeo& St PaulR'y Tickes office located at corner Farnam and Fourteonth strests and at U, P. Dopotand at Millard Hotel, Omaha. &3 8oe Time Table In another column, F. A. NASH, Genoral Avent, G. H, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha, 8.8, MERRILL, A, V. H, CARPENTER, General Manager, General Pass. Agent. J. T. CLAKK, » General Sup't: Nebraska Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS, NEB, Capital Stosk, - - $100,000. JAS. B. HEARTWELL, President, in the morning, but they decided to |*: ) tofeot | AL, CLARKE, Vice-Brosident, . n . degth from bto 7 fo, L E, " awalt the slight freezing of last night | d rt to be n:lvm;)llx)uu(le?l trom brluk of ditch K. C. WEBSTER, Treasurer N f cub ds 10 be moved about 113, before attempting to go back. - The | Jamtetal SELEINULLE utructed by auid two DIRECTORS, genoral opinfon of the river men | countics under statute providing for araining | o 0 p talked with was that about four more | swawp lsnds, spproved Feb. 28, 1881 ~ Work te uol Alexsuder Dewald Ollver, A. L. Clarke, E. O, Webstes Geo, H Prate, Jua. B. Heartwell, D. 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